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The longer your time-frame, the more risks you can afford to take with your investments
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The most volatile instrument of all, equity instruments are based on higher the risk equals to higher the gain principle. History suggests NSE or Nifty have provided a generous average return of 12.5 % in past 15 years, which is more than 5% of the average inflation rate. If we consider the average return of […]
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If financial planning seems to be overwhelming for you, you can try and use cricketing analogies to help you boost your finances. In cricket, the win depends on teamwork. If only batting is kept in mind, defending the target would be a blunder. If you want to save the opposite team from scoring big runs, […]
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International funds invest in equities or equity related instruments of companies which are listed outside India
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Financial advisors put the lunch-snacks bill at Rs 200 per day if an individual has to attend office
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Bank fixed deposits have been giving an average return of 5.4% at a time when rising prices of goods and services are increasing at rapid pace. With fixed deposits earning a negative real return, do guaranteed return investment plans from life insurance companies give you an advantage over fixed deposits? Guaranteed return insurance policies are […]
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With COVID-19 cases witnessing a surge once again, it is imperative to stay prepared to face any financial emergency
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Smallcase investing is a new way to manage a portfolio by creating a customised bucket of stocks with portfolio flexibility that mutual funds don't offer. What's more - an investor becomes a 'shareholder' and not a 'unitholder'
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Depending on individual risk-taking ability one can look at investing in equities for 8 years, Gold for 6 years and Debt/Fixed income for a period of 3 years.
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Not very long ago Public Provident Fund would offer rates of interest that would double your money in 6 years flat